My Offline Browser is an award-winning software for offline browsing. My Offline Browser is a multithreaded website downloader. It allows you to automatically download and save entire websites including all pages, images, flash and other files to your hard disk. Using the built-in browser or your regular browser (Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator) you can browse the downloaded websites offline at high speed (no need for web server, internet connection etc). <br><br> My Offline Browser is a fully automated, multithreaded web robot. It follows links on pages it find. It goes from one page and goes to all the links on that page and so on. So, if you point a web robot to a website, it will automatically download all the pages and images on that website and possibly even more if it is specified.<br><br> Key Features: <ul><li>Download and save entire website to your hard disk; </li><li>Support multithreaded downloading (up to 50 threads); </li><li> Support proxy server. </li><li> Built-in browser; </li><li>Limit the downloading by URL filter, maximum crawling depth, maximum file size; </li><li> Export all URLs into a text file(ASCII), Excel file; </li><li>Very simple to learn and work.</li></ul>
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My Offline Browser 1.3
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License | Purchase | |
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| Requirements | Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP | ||
| Downloads | 26 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Newprosoft | File Size | 548k |
| Date added | 28 Oct 2006 | ||
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